Stony Creek Farm

This is a working farm that rescues animals that are injured, abandoned, not wanted, or were abused. We stayed at the farm in our RV for 5 nights through Harvest Host. It was a nice, quiet stay. There are many animals, but surprisingly, it didn't smell bad like I thought it would. You're allowed to wander and interact with the animals, which was nice. The owner clearly is hard working and has a passion for her work. The animals have definite personalities, some quite spirited. We enjoyed watching their antics, some of them really love attention! If you're staying in an RV and need wifi, you'll be out of luck, fyi. We were allowed to use the hose to fill our freshwater tank. The only real downside was the flies. Lots of flies.

Me and my boyfriend have been volunteering for a couple days now and we plan to stay as the environment is very healthy and positive, the animals are well taken care of and everyone is very nice. It’s not a huge farm but there is lots to do that is open to the public. There is the market, petting zoo, face painting, sometimes pony rides and ect. It’s a very good learning experience & inexpensive. The riding lessons are cheaper than almost every barn in MA and the stuff for the kids is very reasonable. Erin, the owner cares very much about the well being and care for her rescues and her staff members. I look forwards to working with them over the summer and continually after.

Their trunk or Treat was "ok" but there weren't many decorations nor was it very spooky!!! I also saw a horse there that was being eaten alive by bugs on his front and back legs it was very sad ...after seeing that poor horse we ended up leaving immediately 😪 the girl that was doing face painting though did a very very good job!!!!

We decided to take a trip to this lovely farm for our Father's Day. To start, we said hello to the horses. Our daughter heard music, and before you knew it, all eyes were on her and she was putting on a show. And everyone was there for it and in awe of her confidence and cuteness. The animals here are all so well taken care of. My favorites are the pigs, the sheep, and the cows. I had a great connection with the cows. (I mean it when I say I want to come cuddle them) We spent a half hour saying we were going to head home but animals kept reeling us back in. What a great time!

Very well maintained farm. Lots of animals to see with your eyes and not your hands. No feeding allowed. Good for boarding horses and possibly even a retirement home for older or service farm animals. Amazing indoor arena. Local meats but a bit pricey.

Sanctuary and safe haven for a beautiful arrangement of animals! They even have peacocks and guinea hens. Many horses and cows, some sheep, rams, goats, I have a Wonderful time here just walking around and spending QT with the animals

A very nice place to go with kids to let them see the animals. We liked it a lot and we go there very often. We do not feed any of them, as we were told so, ad i understood you should not feed the horses only, but we didn't feed any of them. Still love going here, the best farm for kids as we think. They do sell eggs and beef, and on weekends they have a farmers market there.

Went for the farmers market loved they offered pony rides my girls were so excited vendors were lovely! Got to walk around and look at the animals and just had a wonderful experience!

The animals are Amazing! Everyone is so friendly! So much fun! Pony rides only $2!!!!

Love to take my daughter here in the summer to see the animals. Great place to have a birthday has well.